The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-05-05

For bt08nAm-00oof&. oSy - - -
". McKInns, ned, ToabeFt and Mali.-E ~;
For PAsco--Messrs. Jehnsons Aaiiorys AS-
reno, Stevens and. Eteckton-s-0.
For Pery--Nessra Cbaires, Delano, Frassr.
Judpe. Lee. Mann. Miller and OFman-S.
For Goodricb-Mes Chandler, Cole. F0w
Ter, Marin and McMurray-t
The roll Of the House being called, the iollow "
E.r Riank--Messr.. Mason and Newlan-9.
For Fin.ey-Messrs Cromwell. Douglass aud
For Mallosy-Mr. Neel-1. .. $3.50
For Bloxham-Messrs. Belcher, Bitch o..
Alachua. Brown. Clark, Cot,rell. Crawford,
Curry, daniel, FarnelI, Gamer, Hall. Jones,
Lghisey. Ma,chett Perpaii' opcnufcn anu
For Pasco-Messrs Baskin. Bitch Of Levy,
Campbell. Fifingim, Floyd, Johns. Kelley,
Lamar McKinnon. Pelot, Pooser, Shuler, Spear,
sirom, Thomas. Umpstead, Washington and
Willie--18.
For Perry-Messrs Chapman, Duncan Of sum,
ter, Davidson Of Dade, Go"do5ssa, h m WI.
Latham, Mcclellan. Rourke. SAXON ilpp'n, VIZ
son and Woods-13 ru 49,
For Goodrich-Mcssrs Anderson, ]. H.. An.
derson. s.. Bielby. Carleton, Carr, Davidson OF
Escambia. Frazier, Gibbs, Mitchell Parker
Shavers and Tompkins-12
The President announced there was no eiec'
ton, whereupon Mr.. Mitchell moveh that tue
Mr.. McKinne moved to adjourn Tomorrow al
10 o'clock agreed TO.
TWENTY-FIVE MINUTES PAST 70 O'CLOCK
The Senate resumed its session with the Presi
dent in the chair
A quorum present
Mr.. Wall moved that Messrs. McKinne and
Stockton be added to the Committee tn Visit the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum. Agreedto.
Mr.. DelanO, Chairman oil the Commtuee "n
qi
recommendation Senate bill No. Ill. Also re-
ported favorable Senate bill No. liz
MIR. Gaskins, Chairman OF the COMMITTEE on
Railroads and Telegraph, reported favorao'y
Senate bill No. No: 1; also recommended That
one hundred copies of amendments be printed
Mr.. Wall, by permission, introduced senate
bill M. 49, an act To amend sections TWO Md
three of an act 10 regulate the conviction ices Oh
the several State attorneys, approved FEBRUARY
Goth, 1885. Referred.
MI. McKinne moved tina, 100 copies of the
amendments recommended 10 the bill reported
by the Committee on Railroads and Telegraph
be printed. Agreed to.
The Senate resumed consideration of amend
ments to amendment to Senate bill No. 70.
Pending which a message was received from
the Governor.
Upon the motion to adopt the amendment 10
the amendment, il was not agreed 10, and upon
the motion to adopt the amendment. II was
agreed to.
Mr.. Wall offered The following amendment !:
Add to section the following: Provided. That
every such lien shall be fled in the office OF the
Clerk of the Circuit Court within sixty days al
ter the completion Of the building, work or
structure, or after the repairs thereon have been
finished
Mr.. Fowler moved the Senate adjourn until
P. NJ; agreed to.
FOUR O'CLOCK P N.
The Senate resumed its session. The Presi-
dent in the chair, and quorum present.
Mr. McKnne moved thai Mr.. Jones be added
10 the committee to visit the Agricultural Col
lcge; agreed to.
The Senate resumed the consideration OF Sen
ate bill No. 25.
Pending motion to adopt the amendment, by
permission, Mr.. McKinne introduced Senate bill
No. 149: An act to incorporate the Eufaula
and st. Andrews Bay Air Line Railroad Com
pany, and 10 grant certain lands 10 the same;
referred
Mr.. Mallory offere the following amendment
to the amendment: Strike out the words The
completion of the building, mill or structure, or
after the repairs thereon have been finished"
and insert in lieu thereof he following viz !:
Demand made by the party having the lien
under this act for payment TO him OF what is
due al the time of such demand;' agreed 10 and
the amendment was also agreed to.
Mr. Stockton offered the following amendment:
Amend section SO that 1t may cad as follows !:
That any person who shall perform any labor upon
or in any farm, orchard, grove, garden, park or
other grounds, whether in clearing up, fencing.
ditching draining in maintaining and cultiva-
ting the same shall have lien upon said farm,
orchard, grove, garden, park or other grounds, to
the full extent ofhe right, title and Interest there
in Of the person employing him to do or perform
such labor, and shall have lien upon all timber
other materials cut, cleared or removed, and upon
ell crops planted, cultivated or harvested there
from, which said lien shall be subordinate to the
nov nfls ndl nrda for ant idad hnf nf
the liens created In this section except the one on
ana mo riga without notice agreed to.
Mr.. Mallory offered the following amendment:
Strike out the word ''sixty," in section /, and
insert NINETY" in lieu thereof; agreed to.
Mr.. Wall offered the following amendment !:
Add to section 2 the following: "Prouided,
That when the labor Is done fer lessee, the
lien herein provided for shall attach only 10 the
interest of the lessee in such railroad, canal tele
graph, telephone, wharf, mill, dstlllery, or other
manutactory;" agreed to.
Mr. Walker, Jr., moved that the Senate pro-
coed by section To adopt or reject the bill.
Mr. Walker moved that The Senate adjourn !;
agreed 10.
TUESDAY, April 26th, 1887.
The House met.
A quorum present
Prayer by the Chaplain.
On mOllOn OF MT. MCOleIldn, MT. HICKS was
excused Indefinitely on account of sickness 10
his family
On motion of Mr. Frazier, Mr.. Snead was ex-
cused indefinitely on account of sickness.
Mr.. Cromwell moved that Mr.. j. H. Johns be
added to the committee 10 visit the Agricultu-
raj College al Lake City, and the East Florida
Seminary at Gainesville agreed tn.
Mr.. Bitch of Alachua offered the following
resolution: Resolped, That NJ. w. D. Chapman.
OF the Committee on Education, be added 10 The
committee to visit the East Florida Seminary at
Gainesville, Fla; not agreed to-
Mr.. Gibbs offered the following resolution
Resoioed, That no more members of this House
be added To visiting committees unless by unan.
imous consent; laid over until 10 morrow
INTRODUCTION OF BILLs
The roll of counties being called. the follow
ing bills were introduced and referred:
| BY Mr. Jones: House bill No. $50, an act 10
prevent unnecessary witnesses teing summoned
| In criminal cases.
| BY Mr.. Latham House bill No. 151, an acl
for the redemption Of all real estate sold 10 sat
istaclion OF any judgment in any court in this
| State.
By Mr.. Mitchell: House bill No. 152, an acl
for the revival of action or suits, and the right
| to bring the same.
| By Mr.. Poser: House bill No 1853, an &C,
| to provide for the protection ef fish in the in
| land lakes within the borders of this State, the
| waters of which are public and have notA navi.
| gable streams flowing into or out of said lakes.
BY Mr.. Carlton; House bill No 154. an act to
prevent the running ut large of stations, horse
| or horses, in the counties of Putnam and Ala
chua.
BY Mr.. Hind: House bill No. 1856, an act ia